Talend Open Studio Foundation

The power and openness of Talend Open Studio meet a wide range of needs from data warehouse loading to database synchronization and from web service access to the transformation of files into various formats (XML, delimited, positional, etc.).

After completing this training course, you will be able to develop your jobs using the power and benefits of Talend Open Studio.

 

Course objectives:

  1. Learn how to use the environment
  2. Model needs
  3. Control the component library
  4. Implement Jobs
  5. Deploy Jobs

Target audience:

  1. Project manager
  2. BI Expert
  3. System Engineer/DBA

Prerequisites:

Knowledge of Java
and/or SQL is a plus

Teaching Method:

This training course is
based on real use cases
Theory: 20%
Practice: 80%

Duration:

3 days or 21 hours

 1. Presentation:

  1. Operational and Business Intelligence Integration
  2. Presentation and installation of Talend Open Studio

 

 2. Model your needs and document a project

  1. Using the Business Modeler
  2. Manage Documents

 

 3. Use Job Designer to generate the code

  1. Designing the job: Best practices
  2. Generate test data sets

 

 4. Use input/output components

  1. Manage file access (XML, positional, delimited, etc.)
  2. Manage database access (ODBC, native connections)
  3. Using SqlBuilder to generate and combine SQL requests

 

 5. Centralize the metadata in the Repository

  1. Centralize your connection chains
  2. Centralizeyour schema (data flow structure)

 

 6. Transform and enhance data

  1. Using the different transformation components
  2. Map data using tMap (join)
  3. Qualify data using filters
  4. Generate multiple outputs and handle rejections

 

 7. Using development features

  1. Define execution contexts (development, production)
  2. Inject Java code in your jobs
  3. Establish error management
  4. Log the execution statistics of your jobs

 

 8. Debug and deploy jobs

  1. Generate technical documentation
  2. Learn how to use the Debug view
  3. Deploy jobs and expose them as web services

 

 9. Rely on the Talend community

  1. Benefit from community support
  2. Import new components from Talend Exchange